Jakub’s new one canvas workflow is totally awesome!
Making various sizes of icons is now a hundred times less frustrating. Especially because [1] Inkscape launches a new instance every time you open an icon, so you can’t copy and paste between windows. [2] the icon directory is a maze when you want to find icons [3] And… whatever, I’ll never have to deal with all that ever again!
These are stickers/buttons for Libre Graphics Meeting 2008 you can print out before attending LGM, so others can recognize you! 
Another update:
Version 0.0.5 is now available here.
Update:
Thanks everyone for the positive repsonses! I’ve never thought this theme to be this popular.
Unfortunately there is not a very big chance this will be the default theme in Ubuntu, but I will do my best to get it in as an alternative set.
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Recently I switched from openSUSE to Ubuntu, no regrets until now, only positive things! openSUSE has let me down for some time now (package management and speed being the main reasons) and I found what I needed in Ubuntu 7.10.
There is one thing that annoys me, and that’s Ubuntu’s default look, openSUSE looks great from the start. Now Lapo did a great job on the Tangerine icons, but they were still a bit too “dark” for my taste. So I thought why not try to make a theme myself?
Some idea’s I came up with what the theme should be about, without losing the “Ubuntu Feel” : Jungle, Safari, Survival, Classical.
